Meaning
In Jamaican street and dancehall slang, an explicit term for group sex involving several men and one woman. Crude and adult, it can carry disturbing coercive connotations, and it is treated here strictly as a documented term, set down so its meaning is understood, not endorsed. It belongs to the coarsest, most explicit register of street and dancehall talk about sex, unfit for polite, formal, or family settings, and it is one of the many blunt terms the frankest layer of the language carries for the sexual act.
Examples
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Dat a vulgar street term.
That's a vulgar street term.
Explicit adult slang, out of place in respectable settings.
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Di word carry a bad, coercive meaning.
The word carries a bad, coercive meaning.
Noted so its seriousness is clear.
Origin
A slang use of English 'battery', of uncertain development, in Jamaican street and dancehall speech.
How it’s used
Explicit and disturbing in its connotations. Documented and labelled here only for a complete reference, never as endorsement. Distinct from the ordinary meaning of 'battery' (a power cell).